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Can I submit most recent paystubs as proof of employment or do i have to have the employment letter?

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Hi, 

 

Want to submit my adjustment of status, just wanna know if i neef to have the job letter or i can the most recent paystub as proof of employment?

 

Thanks in advance!

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pay stub is fine. 6 months

IR1 / Nebraska Service Center

07/31/2014 : Married 

02/15/2017: Sent I-130 

02/22/2017: NOA1

03/30/2017: NOA2 YAYYYyyyyy  36 days after NOA1.. Blessed  

04/19/2017: Email from NVC

04/19/2017: DS-261 unlocked

04/21/2017: AOS paid

04/25/2017: IV paid

06/14/2017: Sent AOS Package

06/21/2017: Scan date

08/23/2017: Case Complete (9 weeks)

08/24/2017: Received automatic checklist via email from NVC to bring proof of domicile during interview. Still waiting for Interview Appointment.

08/30/2017: Received email from NVC telling that they will be schedule interview.

09/06/2017: Received email from NVC regarding Interview Date

10/25/2017: Interview Date

09/14/2017: Emailed US Embassy to cancel our interview and postpone as wife is pregnant. USEM mentioned to contact them 3 weeks prior to intended date of appointment. 

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8 hours ago, Springrain22 said:

I would include the employment letter anyway unless its really hard to get. It's better to be more safe.

We had submitted one a while back with the I129F and since we wanted to send it off by monday was just wondering if we another option if the letter takes a longer time to come.

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